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With more than 15 years of experience in the AEC industry, Mark Charlton understands the intricacies and issues associated with every phase of a project from initial design concept to final punch. Mark’s extensive experience in a wide variety of project types, including government facilities and corporate office buildings makes him a key asset to the Development side as well as the rest of the project team. Mark has served as architectural Project Manager for numerous projects and has the skills and knowledge to appropriately manage a project, provide effective communication to the client as well as other team members and serve as a problem solver when issues and concerns arise. He also has the ability to handle multiple projects and tasks simultaneously while remaining organized, informed and in-touch with project representatives, subconsultants and vendors. Mark has designed, managed and constructed more than 1.25 million square feet of class A, mission-critical office space for the GSA, FBI, USMS, USDC, US Attorney, DEA, ATF and SSA. His involvement with these projects has resulted in a more thorough understanding of the GSA’s requirements, an established working relationship with various federal government offices and detailed knowledge of federal requirements in regards to security, blast, site planning/capacity studies and Program of Requirements (POR) and Solicitation for Offers (SFO’s). Prior to joining Quality Group of Companies, Mark served as the architectural project manager for a national architectural firm where he was a key member in successfully being short-listed and awarded more than a dozen national GSA design competition projects. Projects included FBI Birmingham, DEA/ATF Birmingham, Great Falls Montana Courthouse, Austin Social Security and FBI Jacksonville. | 